DeeDee2014

Thanks guys! I just registered for the CNA course this morning and the instructor doesn't seem too friendly. She was telling everyone that that there is going to be a lot of material that we need to read and learn for the course, which I'm sure is true but I hope it's not as bad as she was making it out to be. The class will be meeting Mon-Wed for 3 hours each evening, which is the same days that my Micro class will be meeting (morning). I'm not working this summer and I don't have children so hopefully I'll be able to do well in all 3 courses. Anyway, thanks again and good luck to everyone who will also be taking summer classes!:)

Hi everyone, I've registered to take Microbiology and english 112(online) this summer over an 8 week session. I am also going to be doing a 12 week CNA program. I've heard CNA programs are fairly easy so I hope that I will be able to do well in the other two classes. I know it's doable but do you guys think this is too much of a workload? Thanks!

Hi everyone, I just found this forum and it's awesome! I'm a sophomore in college working on a Psychology degree. However, I have decided to pursue a career within the Healthcare field, and nursing seems like such a great, rewarding career. If I switch my major I'll be delaying graduation by at least a year (if I can complete the prerequisites and actually get into a program within the next year) which I wouldn't mind. But I've also heard that there is an 12-18 month accelerated program for people who have completed undergrad. I don't personally know anyone who has obtained an ABSN so all I know is what I've read on websites. I'm looking for any advice/comments/thoughts as to what would be the best route, changing my major or finish this degree and then go for ABSN? Thanks in advance!